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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
June 21, 2000 '
A Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, California, was called to
order by Mayor Kleindienst, in the Council Chamber, 3200 Tahquitz Canyon Way, on
Wednesday, June 21, 2000, at 5:30 p.m., at which time, the City Attorney announced
items to be discussed in Closed Session, and at 7:00 p.m., the meeting was convened in
open session.
ROLL CALL: Present: Councilmembers Jones, Hodges, Oden, Reller-Spurgin, and
Mayor Kleindienst
Absent: None
The meeting was opened with the Salute to the Flag, and an invocation by Reverend
David Pelletier, Metropolitan Community Church.
REPORT OF POSTING OF AGENDA: City Clerk reported that the agenda was posted in
accordance with Council procedures on June 16, 2000.
REPORT OF CITY ATTORNEY ON MATTERS DISCUSSED IN CLOSED SESSION (All
Entities) - See items on Page 7 of agenda this date.
PRESENTATIONS: Finance Dept Financial Reporting Award & 911-Dispatch Award
HOUSING AUTHORITY: INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY: FINANCING ,
AUTHORITY: - No Business
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY: Mayor declared the meeting adjourned for
the purpose of convening as the Community Redevelopment Agency; after which, the
meeting was reconvened as the City Council.
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
Comment on Item 27:
Dick Sroda, Palm Springs, stated that 95% of the people who responded to the:
Desert Sun opinion poll said a 45% raise to the Council was unwarranted; that if
the Council feels it needs an increase the matter should be put to the voters; that
the mobile home people do not support the matter; and that an affirmative vote is
political suicide.
Comment on Item 20:
Mac Villines, 2275 Calle Conejera, requested Council consideration of waiver of
fees for the Chamber of Commerce golf tournament; that this is the first year for
such a request and that the tournament will be a large fundraiser for the;
organization.
Council Minutes
06-21-00,Page 2
' Comments on Item 23:
John Connell, Palm Springs, stated that letters had been submitted to the police
regarding the drugs, gangs and prostitution occurring at this location; that notice
is hereby given that the City needs to act on the matter to prevent an accident or
injury; that this matter keeps coming up and nothing is done to resolve the issue;
and in his opinion, the Council needs to do the right thing and get rid of the
structure.
Jennifer Cushotie, realtor, stated that the Chuckwalla building is an eyesore; that
it is a detriment to the area; that the homeowners are suffering for lack of resale
possibilities; and that the owners of the property should be forced to do
something and be held responsible.
Comments on matters not on the Agenda:
Fred Ebeling, Palm Springs, stated his telephone number as 318-3311 for those
constituents that need to call him; and compared the City of Palm Springs'
employees to the City of Newport's employees.
Jim Stuart, Palm Springs, stated that he does own apartments within the City;
that the vacancies are in great demand; that more apartments are needed in the
City; that that there have been changes to the Council; that those changes were
' needed and have benefited the City; that the Council is entitled to a raise and
should be granted one; that the Interim City Manager deserved the City
recognition and appreciation for once again filling in the gap for the City when
needed.
APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA: Item 1 thru 21.
Councilmember Jones requested items 18, 19 and 20 be separated for full discussion.
It was moved by Reller-Spurgin, seconded by Oden and unanimously carried, that items
1 through 21, excluding 18, 19 & 20, be adopted.
CONSENT AGENDA:
Review by City Manager of Consent Items to be clarified.
1. Approval of Minutes for May 17 & 31, 2000.
2. MO 6633 concurring with CRA B, for approval of an agreement with Jerry
Ogburn dba Redact for fiscal year 2000-01 for continuation of the Village of
Palm Springs Development Center, not to exceed $140,000. A4234.
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Council Minutes
06-21-00,Page 3
3. MO 6634 approving the purchase of mobile satellite telephone equipment from '
Nida Companies of LaCrescenta, for City's disaster preparedness program for
$20,115.97.
4. MO 6635 approving purchase of two thermal imaging cameras from Allstar Fire
Equipment for use in firefighting and rescue activities throughout the City and
airport for$46,332.50.
5. MO 6636 approving agreement with John R. Trueblood for architectural design
services related to ARFF facility expansion, not to exceed $66,000. A4235.
6. MO 6637 ratifying emergency purchase order issued to Airport Concession
Consultants (ACC) to develop and implement a revised DBE program for the
Palm Springs International Airport, not to exceed $12,000.
7. MO 6638 approving purchase of preventative maintenance for printing equipment
from A.M. Multigraphics on a term of one year for$19,395.00.
8. MO 6639 approving Amendment#5 to A4089 with Interactive Design Corp. for
architectural design services for the Police Department Basement remodel for
$1,390. A4089.
9. Res 19807 declaring intent to vacate right, title and interests in a portion of the
right-of-way dedicated for Paseo De Anza between Via Escuela and Racquet ,
Club Road and setting hearing on July 19, 2000, Section 2 T4S, R4E, File R-97-
017.
10. Receive for filing report regarding Street Lighting Maintenance Districts SLMD 1
and 2.
11. Res 19808 declaring intent to levy and collect annual assessments for 1999-00,
and setting July 19, 2000, for hearing thereon for Street Lighting Maintenance
District SLMD 3.
12. Res 19809 declaring intent to levy and collect annual assessments 14or 1999-00,
and setting July 19, 2000, for hearing thereon for Street Lighting Maintenance
District SLMD 4.
13. Res 19810 declaring intent to levy and collect annual assessments for 1999-00,
and setting July 19, 2000, for hearing thereon for Parkways Maintenance District
PMD 6A, 6B and 6C.
14. Res 19811 declaring intent to levy and collect annual assessments for 1999-00,
and setting July 19, 2000, for hearing thereon for Parkways Maintenance District
PMD 7.
Council Minutes
06-21-00,Page 4
15. Res 19812 declaring intent to levy and collect annual assessments for 1999-00,
and setting July 19, 2000, for hearing thereon for Parkways Maintenance District
PMD 8.
16. Res 19813 declaring intent to levy and collect annual assessments for 1999-00,
and setting July 19, 2000, for hearing thereon for Parkways Maintenance District
PMD 9.
17. MO 6640 selecting Coffman Associates as the Airport's Master Plan Update
Consultant; and authorizing negotiation of a contract for Council approval.
18. See Extended Consent Agenda below.
19. See Extended Consent Agenda below.
20. See Extended Consent Agenda below.
21. Res 19803, 19804, 19805 and 19806 approving Payroll Warrants and Claims &
Demands.
Note abstentions, if any:
Councilmember Warrant# Payee Particular Nature of Conflict
' Hodges 954360 DWA Client of Employer
954361
954381 Foster
954384 G & M Const
954475 Pref Plumb
Reller-Spurgin 954512 Spurgin Spouse
EXTENDED CONSENT AGENDA:
18. MIZELL SENIOR CENTER GOLF TOURNAMENT
Recommendation: That the Council consider waiving greens and cart fees for
the Mizell Senior Center Golf Outing 2001 at the Resort Course of Tahquitz
Creek Golf Resort on Wednesday, February 21, 2001.
19. PALM SPRINGS YOUTH CENTER GOLF TOURNAMENT
Recommendation: That the Council consider waiving greens and cart fees for
the Palm Springs Youth Center Annual Golf Tournament at the Resort Course of
Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort on Monday, November 20, 2000.
Council Minutes
06-21-00, Page 5
20, PALM SPRINGS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GOLF TOURNAMENT '
Recommendation: That the Council consider waiving greens and cart fees for the
Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Tournament at the Resort
Course of Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort on Thursday, September 21, 2000.
Director of Facilities reviewed the staff reports for all three proposed events; and
added that all were in compliance with Council policy; that the policy governing
waivers was set by the Council in November, 1999; that the criteria was unclear
up to that time; that all are non-profit, all request the waiver during the timeframe
of Monday through Friday; that each group has agreed to provide financial
reports within 60 days of the event; and that if any of the guidelines are violatedl,
the group will be denied in the future.
Councilmember Reller-Spurgin clarified that all tournaments are held during the
weekdays of Monday through Thursday; and questioned the time frame for the
event to be held in September.
Director of Facilities stated that the time would be tight; but the window of 13-
week notification set forth by the Council was met; and that: the Parks &
Recreation Commission approved all the events.
Councilmember Oden stated that the organizations were not only non-profit, but ,
do a lot for our Community.
Minute Orders 6641, 6642 and 6643 were presented; after which, it was moved
by Reller-Spurgin, seconded by Oden, and unanimously carried that MO6641,
6642 and 6643 be adopted.
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
22. FIRE STATION #1 277 Indian Canyon HSPB 39
Recommendation: That the Council designate Fire Station #1, located at 277 N.
Indian Canyon, as a Class 1 Historic Site.
Director of Planning & Building reviewed the staff report and added that
alternative sites are being proposed for the relocation of the Fire Station.
Mayor declared the Hearing open.
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Council Minutes
06-21-00, Page 6
The following persons spoke on behalf of designating Fire Station #1 as a Class
1 Historic Site.
William Kopelk, 2399 Carillo Rd.
Joy Newman, 1424 N. Palm Canyon Dr.
Brad Dunning, 844 Riverside
Jay Nailor, 419 E. Valmonte
Courtney Newman, 1426 N. Palm Canyon Dr.
Tony Merchell, 625 Midvale, Los Angeles
Peter Moruzzi, 1056 San Lorenzo
Jim Isermann, 330 E. Molino
Bonnie Ruttan, 1111 Abrigo Rd.
Catherine Meyler, 3423 Ben Lomond, Los Angeles
Bradley Tuck, 507 Avenida Caballeros
Nickie McLaughlin, 1050 E. Palm Canyon
Chris Menrad, 1070 Apache Rd.
Steven Samiof, 1272 Verbena Dr.
Dr. Eric Williams, on behalf of Janice Lyle, Desert Museum
Eric Meeks, 1450 E. Mesquite Avenue
There being no further appearances, Mayor declared the hearing closed.
' Councilmember Hodges stated that the Council did appreciate all who appeared
at the hearing to speak; that Palm Springs is famous for golf courses, tennis and
now we have something extra, that the persons speaking in favor of the
designation said it all; that Fire Station #1 is an excellent example of Albert Frey's
architecture; that if the City has need to relocate the members of the Fire
Department to a new location to better serve the City, that it must be done; and
suggested that the original station be designated as a Class 1 and be used as a
museum of architecture.
Councilmember Oden stated that it is exiting to be a part of making history in the
City; that several years ago the Tramway Gas Station went through the
designation process and this is the result of what could happen; that Palm
Springs is known for golf, tennis, hillside, and quality of life issues, but that when
Fire Station #1 is looked at it adds an historic element to the City; that it would be
beneficial to have the Station converted to a museum; that this is another
example of the diversity of activities and amenities that the City has to offer; and
added that he is glad to see the matter before the Council and requested that a
list of possible historic site designations be provided to the Council.
Councilmember Reller-Spurgin stated that it is appropriate to designate the site
as a Class 1 historic site particularly since the City does own the site.
Council Minutes
06-21-00, Page 7
Councilmember Jones stated that although he is not a modernist, he is likewise '
not against modern architecture; that once the building is pulled down the historic
value is lost forever; and expressed his favor of protecting the property.
Mayor Kleindienst stated that the history of Palm Springs is incredible; that
architecture is not based on one style; that the different styles of architecture
could be debated as to likes or dislikes; that Frey's architecture is simple in
design; that the design dealt in few materials and were kept in the purest sense;
that modern architecture was quality structures with a simple budget; that the
architecture was not ornate, but raw, stark and simple; that there is a long list of
Frey's work in Palm Springs; that much of the work has been remodeled or
demolished; that the question before the Council is: is this site significant enough
that it should be maintained as an historic site of Frey's work; that there have
been a number of discussions concerning renovation of the building or use as
possible parking for the downtown area; that the building needs a lot of work to
remain a working fire station; but that tonight the question before the Council is
whether to preserve the building as a Class 1 historic site.
Resolution 19814 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved be
Oden, seconded by Jones and unanimously carried that R19814 b:: adopted.
23. NUISANCE ABATEMENT— 635 East Chuckwalla Road
Recommendation: That the Council find the building at 635 E. Chuckwalla Road ,
to be a public nuisance and order the abatement thereof.
Director of Planning & Building reviewed the staff report and added that as of 8
a.m. today, the building was not secured; that there is evidence of activity in and
around the building; that the building is in disrepair; that photographs have been
submitted for Council review; that should the Council chose to approve the
resolution, the owner will have 30 days to restore the property or it will be razed;
and that there have been no plans submitted regarding the restoration of the
building.
Mayor clarified location of the building as on the corner of Miraleste and
Chuckawalla, near the old Bel-air.
Mayor declared the hearing open.
Gary Yates, owner, stated that he currently resides in Muririeta; that his
possession of the building was 3 — 4 months ago; that the building has had a
history of problems; that it is the intent of the new owners to rehab the building;
that other properties have been bought in Palm Springs and those rehab plans
have been submitted to the City for review; that he is also interested in
purchasing the property across the street from this property; and that if his offer
is accepted by the seller, the intent would be to rehab both, _properties in
conjunction. '
Council Minutes
06-21-00,Page 8
John Connell, Palm Springs, stated that Mr. Yates was on the property 7 months
ago; that at that time there was indications that they could work together; that
plans were made to build a wall; that Mr. Yates was not heard from again; that
there is something strange going on; that there have been no plans submitted;
that the property is a health hazard; that the neighbors should not have to
tolerate this situation; that the Council needs to do the right thing by its citizens;
that the police have continuous response to the site; that many opportunities
have been given to allow the property to be rehabbed, but nothing has been
done; and that it is time for the Council to take action on this property and have it
abated.
There being no further business, the hearing was closed.
Councilmember Reller-Spurgin stated that the Council needs to stay true to its
goal; that the goal is to alleviate substandard properties; that the building is
dangerous and hazardous to children; and that the Council needs to act.
Councilmember Oden stated that nuisance buildings such as this are an
attraction to children; that the Council is responsible for keeping the community
safe; that the only concern is why this has taken so long; that hopefully in the
future these problems will come before the Council more expediently.
' Mayor Kleindienst stated that the Chuckwalla area has been the focus of
recapturing our neighborhoods for some time; that while it does take time to
follow all the procedures, the Council must be certain that each process is fully
adhered to; and that in his opinion it is better to see cleared lots than run down
buildings.
Resolution 19815 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved by
Reller-Spurgin, seconded by Oden and unanimously carried that R19815 be
adopted.
COMMENTS/ANNOUNCEMENTS/INTERAGENCY REPORTS:
Mayor and Councilmembers reported on various civic and community
organizational meetings and events which they attended, subsequent to the
last regular meeting, and announced upcoming events of community interest.
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LEGISLATIVE ACTION;
24. 2000-01 FISCAL YEAR BUDGET
Recommendation: That the Council approve the budget for fiscal year 2000-01.
Council Minutes
06-21-00, Page 9
Assistant City Manager stated that the proposed budget has been in review for '
the past four months; that most of the numbers are in place; that all employee
negotiations have not been completed, but that there has been funds set aside to
complete the process; that there may be some changes to the budget when
those negotiations have been completed; that before the Council is the proposed
budget to include approval of the Memorandum of Understanding with exempt
and special personnel.
Councilmember Hodges stated that while she has no questions on the budget, at
the last meeting reference was made to include funding for the Historic Site
designation survey; that the funding was to be approximately $25,000; that the
funding is not in the budget; and that the Council should review the allocation at
the next quarterly review.
Mayor Kleindienst stated that many projects that are funded through the City are
not in the budget, but are in fact funded by the City; that the playground
equipment at Ruth Hardy Park is one example; that the equipment:, which is ADA
compliant was funded through CDBG funds; that at the last meeting an
organization did request funding to assist in its operations; and questioned the
status of the request.
Assistant City Manager stated that the request would be included in the next
quarterly review. '
Councilmember Oden stated that the specific requests to be reviewed at the next
quarterly review are requests by Mizell Senior Center, the Palm Springs Youth
Center and Bureau of Tourism.
Councilmember Jones stated that he is concerned about allocating funding on
projected revenue; that the budget is based on spending money that the City
does not have, but is projecting to get; that it is an uncomfortable situation; that if
the economy takes a down turn, the City could be in trouble; that: it is difficult to
cut programs; that if a new program is started it should produce revenue, not
spend revenues; that the Council is limited in that it cannot raise taxes if more
revenue is needed; that the budget is difficult to read; that it is not clear what its
allocated in each department; and that when the numbers are examined, in hits
opinion, it is not a good practice to spend all the revenue coming into the City.
Mayor questioned what direction Councilmember Jones would like to give.
Councilmember Jones stated that each time he makes a suggestion there is a 4
to 1 vote; that he did ask staff to look for cuts that could be made; that the
wastewater treatment plant issue came up, but no cuts were offered; that he has
suggested ideas to incur revenue, but those ideas were turned dawn; and that hie
is uncertain why at this point he would be asked what to do.
Council Minutes
06-21-00,Page 10
' Councilmember Reller-Spurgin stated that all votes are not 4 to 1; that
workshops and study sessions have been held to discuss the budget; that this
has been a long process; that negotiations have not yet been concluded; and that
while she respects Councilmember Jones position, the votes are not all 4 to 1.
Councilmember Hodges questioned if the budget must be passed by June 30.
City Attorney stated that it has happened that budget passing does not get
accomplished on time; but that the City makes every effort to get it done.
Councilmember Hodges stated that since her tenure on the Council the budget
does get passed in a timely fashion; that there may be some contracts that need
final negotiations; that those negotiations could take a lengthy time, but the
settlements will come in the future.
Assistant City Manager stated that the reason for the quarterly review is not only
to monitor the spending, but to check the trend of revenues; that if the revenues
are not meeting projections, then there is time to make adjustments; that the
Finance Director does have a history of conservative projects; and that the
budget maintains a high priority with staff.
Councilmember Oden stated the reason for enacting the quarterly review was to
allow adjustments during the year; that right now the Council is examining the
structure of the budget; that as new things are learned, the Council has the
opportunity to change items within the budget; and added that the tracking
process is in place.
Councilmember Hodges stated that at one time the budget was examined line by
line; that no one will be totally pleased with each item in the budget; that the
Council is to examine the overall package; that the big picture needs to be
evaluated to move the City forward; that with the quarterly review the Council is
kept abreast of any problems that may arise; that a process has been set to allow
the Council to stay on top of matters, and that at this point the City is well
prepared to move ahead on the overall package.
Mayor requested the allocation position changes made in late 1999 be separated
for vote.
Assistant City Manager stated that a resolution had been prepared with those
position separately listed; that there were some changes made to the allocated
position plan; that those changes did need to come to Council for final approval;
that the position changes were determined to be warranted; that many of the job
duties changed; that responsibilities were changed; that some of the changes
were due to the meet and confer process; that the process for amending the Plan
was followed, except final approval is needed by the City Council and added that
an internal control system is now in place to monitor all employee allocations.
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Council Minutes
06-21-00,Page 11
Mayor Kleindienst stated that these actions all happened in October and ,
November of 1999; that the fashion in which it was handled is not in the
procedures; that on one indicated to the Council that these changes were made;
that the changes equaled $50,000; that he is uncomfortable that the situation
occurred; that it is not clear how it happened; that there was no authority for the
situation to happen; that the situation occurred in the blind; that no light was cast
on this; that it took awhile to get there; and that the situation that occurred is
greater than just the action before the Council.
Councilmember Jones concurred with the Mayor and added that i:he passage of
the resolution is the best and least painful way to resolve the matter.
Councilmember Oden stated that this is disturbing; that the action should have
been taken to the Council; but that the City Manager acted in what he thought
was the best manner; that the City Manager has not been communicated with;
that the situation should have been discussed with the City Manager; that out of
respect to all that the City Manager accomplished on behalf of the City, the
communication was due him; and that in his opinion this is not the right way to
present this matter.
Councilmember Reller-Spurgin concurred with the Mayor and added that her
denial had nothing to do with the people the action affected, and added at times
integrity can be painful.
Councilmember Hodges stated that she concurred with Councilrember Oden; '
that this was not appropriate to bring up; that all the facts were not established;
that there is a new City Manager in place; that the direction has been given, and
the situation will not occur again; that it is unwarranted to place the employees or
the former City Manager in this situation.
Resolution 19816 approving 1999 allocated positions was presented; after which,
it was moved by Jones, seconded by Hodges and carried by the following vote
that R19816 be adopted.
AYES: Hodges, Jones and Oden
NO: Reller-Spurgin and Kleindienst.
Resolution 19817 approving the budget, as recommended was presented; after
which, it was moved by Oden, seconded by Hodges, and carried by the following,
vote that R19817 be adopted.
AYES: Hodges, Oden and Kleindienst
NO: Jones and Reller-Spurgin.
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Council Minutes
06-21-00, Page 12
25. WASTEWATER TREATMENT CITY SERVICES DIRECT CHARGES
Recommendation: That the Council approve a direct charge contract between
the Wastewater Treatment Plant Fund and the City of Palm Springs. A4236.
Assistant City Manager-Special Projects reviewed the staff report and added that
each department will need to track costs incurred.
Councilmember Jones questioned if there were any other like contracts in place
with other departments.
Assistant City Manager-Special Projects stated that there are others within the
City such as the airport and police department, and the airport and fire
department.
Councilmember Jones questioned if there was a usual and customary 20%
overhead charge.
Assistant City Manager-Special Projects stated that all enterprise funds pay
overhead; that the 20% is designed to cover that overhead.
Councilmember Jones requested a copy of the monthly billing for the expenses
billed to the wastewater treatment plant fund.
Minute Order 6644 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved
by Hodges, seconded by Reller-Spurgin, and unanimously carried that M06644
be adopted.
26. HERITAGE TRAIL-DESERT WATER AGENCY RELOCATE WATER
FACILITIES
Recommendation: That the Council approve an agreement with Desert Water
Agency (DWA) for the costs of relocating water facilities for $25,000, CP93-49.
A4237.
City Engineer reviewed the staff report and requested the City attorney prepare
the agreement.
Councilmember Jones stated that the estimate from DWA is $85,000; that the
City is approving $25,000; and questioned if grants would reimburse the
difference.
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Council Minutes
06-21-00,Page 13
City Engineer stated that staff feels that the estimate by DWA may be somewhat ,
high; that DWA did use an old estimate, and that staff believes the $25,000 figure;
may best represent the costs that will occur; and that the City Attorney will draft
an agreement between both entities that will outline the work to be: done and the;
casts.
Councilmember Jones questioned if DWA had been contacted with the;
discrepancy in estimates.
City Engineer stated that the costs have been mentioned; that the $85,000 did
not include a breakdown of services, just a number was provided; that the
$25,000 is a much closer estimate for the work that needs to be done.
Minute Order 6645 as recommended was presented; after which, it was moved
by Reller-Spurgin, seconded by Hodges, and unanimously carried that MO6645
be adopted.
27. MUNICIPAL CODE FOR SECOND READING (Intro 6-14-00)
City Clerk read Title of Ordinance 1586 as follows:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA,
AMENDING SECTIONS 2.04.020 AND 2.04.021 OF THE PALM SPRINGS
MUNICIPAL CODE, INCREASING THE COMPENSATION OF THE MAYOR '
AND CITY COUNCILMEMBERS
after which, it was moved by Reller-Spurgin, seconded by Hodges and
unanimously carried that further reading be waived; and it was moved by Reller-
Spurgin, seconded by Hodges and carried by the following vote that 01586 be
adopted.
AYES: Hodges, Oden and Kleindienst
NO: Jones and Reller-Spurgin.
Councilmember Oden stated that clarification was needed whetheu someone that
moves a motion can then vote in denial.
City Attorney stated that anyone can make a motion, which cuts off debate; and
that it is not an improper procedure. 1
ADDITIONAL LEGISLATIVE ITEMS: None.
ADDED STARTERS: None.
REPORTS & REQUESTS:
Council Minutes
06-21-00, Page 14
' 28. DEPARTMENTAL report or requests:
PUBLIC NUISANCE ABATEMENT PROCEEDINGS &ACCOUNTING
REPORTS
a) RECEIVED and FILED: Public Nuisance Abatement Proceedings &
Accounting Reports for 41 public nuisances, citywide. City Clerk to set
hearing date for July 19, 2000.
b) RECEIVED and FILED: Treasurer's Investment Report-April 30, 2000
CITY COUNCIL reports or requests - None
PUBLIC reports or requests - None
STAFF reports or requests - None
ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business, Mayor declared tthe meeting adjourned.
CP&TRICIXA. SANDERS
City Clerk
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